KGK Genix’s Apprentice Print Finisher, Hayden Cooper, Joins FESPA UK’s Next Generation Board to shape events and initiatives for young professionals in the print, graphics, and signage industries
KGK Genix is proud to announce that Hayden Cooper, Apprentice Print Finisher, has been appointed as a member of FESPA UK’s Next Generation Board. This initiative is designed to amplify the voices of young professionals within the print, graphics, and signage industries.
In his new role, Hayden will collaborate with fellow board members to support the Next Generation initiative. Hayden will work closely with the committee and FESPA UK to plan and organise events aimed at fostering growth and networking opportunities for young professionals. This encompasses coordinating training days, organising networking evenings, sourcing venues, promoting events, and active participation. Additionally, his responsibilities will include engaging with Next Gen content by reposting, sharing, and commenting on relevant posts.
Speaking about his new role, Hayden said, “I’m really excited to be part of the Next Generation Board. It’s a great opportunity to connect with others in the industry, learn from experienced professionals, and help shape the future of print for young people like me. I’m looking forward to getting stuck in and making a difference.”
Molly Jackson from FESPA UK expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “Having Hayden on board is truly fantastic! His vibrant personality and enthusiasm will bring so much energy to the committee, and we’re thrilled to have him as part of our board.”
Matt Walsh, Operations Director at KGK Genix, also commented, “Hayden’s commitment and passion for the industry have been evident since he joined us. His involvement with the Next Generation Board not only reflects his dedication but also aligns with our mission to support and develop emerging talent in the print sector. We are confident that Hayden will make significant contributions to the committee and look forward to seeing the positive impact of his efforts.”